Obituary for Chase Keller
Chase Roman Keller was born In Quincy, WA on August 29,1986 to John and Sara Keller. He was raised and lived in the Quincy valley all his life. He passed away on July 26, 2022, at home.
Chase will always be remembered for his hugs, his silly smile, and his love for everyone. When ever there was a baby or child in the room he was always reaching for them. He was the uncle you always wished your kids would have. His family was always the most important thing to him, and anyone that knew him was treated like family. He loved the outdoors and farming and was always the happiest being on a tractor. He idolized his grandpas with memorial tattoos and wanted to be just like them.
As many family and friends have said, you were one of a kind and left a footprint on everyone you knew. You always knew when someone needed checked on. You pushed life to the limit and lived it to the fullest. Before anyone left you it was always a big hug and an I love you.
Chase is survived by his parents, sister Amber Keller of Wenatchee, aunts and uncles, Joleen (Len) Bland, Arlene Foglesong, Tom (Mary) Keller, Bob (Karen) Keller, Myra (Norm) Gutzweler, Paul (Kristi) Evens, Mark (Deb) Evens, Dean (Diane) Evens, Steve Evens and Margret (Sonny) Riley, many cousins and even more friends. He is proceeded in death by his grandparents – Joe and Rose Keller and Myron and Doris Evens, uncle Jim Foglesong and cousins Ty and Eric Bland and Jay Foglesong.
Thank you to the Quincy Valley Hospital ER, Grant County Fire Dist #3, and Protection One. Your compassion and dedication are very appreciated.
Memorial service will be held on Friday, August 5, 2022 at 11 am at St Pius X Catholic Church, Quincy, WA
Please leave a memory for the family or sign the online guestbook at www.scharbachs.com. Scharbach’s Columbia Funeral Chapel, Quincy, is assisting the family with arrangements.
Chase will always be remembered for his hugs, his silly smile, and his love for everyone. When ever there was a baby or child in the room he was always reaching for them. He was the uncle you always wished your kids would have. His family was always the most important thing to him, and anyone that knew him was treated like family. He loved the outdoors and farming and was always the happiest being on a tractor. He idolized his grandpas with memorial tattoos and wanted to be just like them.
As many family and friends have said, you were one of a kind and left a footprint on everyone you knew. You always knew when someone needed checked on. You pushed life to the limit and lived it to the fullest. Before anyone left you it was always a big hug and an I love you.
Chase is survived by his parents, sister Amber Keller of Wenatchee, aunts and uncles, Joleen (Len) Bland, Arlene Foglesong, Tom (Mary) Keller, Bob (Karen) Keller, Myra (Norm) Gutzweler, Paul (Kristi) Evens, Mark (Deb) Evens, Dean (Diane) Evens, Steve Evens and Margret (Sonny) Riley, many cousins and even more friends. He is proceeded in death by his grandparents – Joe and Rose Keller and Myron and Doris Evens, uncle Jim Foglesong and cousins Ty and Eric Bland and Jay Foglesong.
Thank you to the Quincy Valley Hospital ER, Grant County Fire Dist #3, and Protection One. Your compassion and dedication are very appreciated.
Memorial service will be held on Friday, August 5, 2022 at 11 am at St Pius X Catholic Church, Quincy, WA
Please leave a memory for the family or sign the online guestbook at www.scharbachs.com. Scharbach’s Columbia Funeral Chapel, Quincy, is assisting the family with arrangements.